What did I learn this week? Getting smells out of yarn

Trying out subscriber feedback and suggestions on getting nasy smells out of yarn. Check out my results. Thank you to all those subscribers who made suggestions for me to try. Missing Baby Pineapple Photo.
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[@karenannallard7278]

This is good to know. Thanks Judy

[@SuzKnits]

It's good to know the baking soda works.

[@EvieO1950]

Thanks for the tips! That Noro yarn is pretty. 🧶💕🧶

[@DebraWomack]

Ooh! Very good to know about the baking soda!

[@urbanyarn]

Hi Judy - thank you for those tips. I may need to do some of that when I get my yarn out of storage.

[@aliciasimpson9650]

I'm going to try that! Hi I am new to your channel! I'm a beginner crocheter and all tips help!! Stay safe everyone ☺️💜

[@maribelishooked4378]

Thank you for sharing. Awesome tips.

[@LisasCrochet]

Thanks, Judy !

[@runawayneedlered7518]

Good tips, thanks for sharing hugs Mare

[@SherisBagofHolding]

Yay for baking soda (bi carb?). I glad you got the smell out. I had to deal with yarn from a heavier scented place. I wish I ha those tips.

[@roseannalexander4356]

Very useful tips. Momma Swift sent me

[@hopefulcrafts-hopemahoney7391]

Thanks for sharing!

[@roxannashively3751]

Great tips on removing smells from yarn. I got some Noro yarn recently that has a faint manufacturing smell. May try the soda tip.

[@janedaniel7288]

Always have a little tiny plate of bicarbonate in my fridge, it keeps strong smells at bay.
Glad you got your yarn sorted. Be interested to know if it takes the smell out of the Woolworths yarn with it being man-made materials.
xxJane

[@emmatonoose]

Thank you so much! Hubby brought home a HUGE bag of acrylic yarn- full skeins that I will probably use 5 pounds of Bicarb!!! Lol. Now…. Time for a sealable tote or 2…

[@judyatwitchpeacecraft]

Sounds great! Good Luck I hope you have success.

[@CraftsbyTheeRose]

Good morning Judy I don't know if I would even try to get a smell out of Rhian I was just get rid of the Ian I think.

[@kerrynwright]

Great to know!👍 Bicarb soda & vinegar are my staples for just about everything related to cleaning & getting rid of chemical smells due to my MCS (multiple chemical sensitivities) so I'm not surprised to hear bicarb soda worked best!🥰 Blessings from South Australia💕🐨

[@CraftyLilSis]

If the yarn can be washed (hand or machine) put some vinegar in the wash water and in the rinse water put a little fabric softener and vinegar. This will completely remove any smell in the yarn. It will also remove old musty, moldy smell from clothing as well.

[@judyatwitchpeacecraft]

Thanks for the info!

[@MelissaPerez-hn4uh]

Momma Swift sent me.

[@janicefraser1261]

Happy it worked for you😀

[@judyatwitchpeacecraft]

Thanks again!

[@barbaralienhard3490]

Thanks for the tips, and I love that you could get rid of the smell with bicarb soda, that seems the easiest way too. God bless you Judy. 🙏❤️🤗

[@lindajeanhouse3795]

Your noro yarn is lovely! I'm happy that you were able to get the smell out and will now be able to use it. I will remember that tip.
The yarn you have over-dyed looks great!

[@debbiegsyarnylove8424]

Thanks so much for sharing, but what is bicarb soda…is that the same as baking soda?